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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1922-10-5, Page 4'• • ct)opr,ift's STORE WALL PAPER,' TO those wbo wish to do eOme papering this fall, we arell fully prepared as oor 0tOtek large and recently replenished with the new lines, • A ROOM WELL PAPERED IS 'I-IALP F'URNISHED Our papers are either semi trimixied or trimmed ,by A. T. 000PER. CLINTON Auction Sales. • , Auction Salo a 60 head of choice steers. Mr. Ezra Fisher will sell by public auc- tion at hie grass farm, lot,11, con. 2,Eaet Colborne near (Turtle Lakes) on Saturday, October 7th, commene- ing at 1.30 sharp, 60 head of choice feeding steers, two -year-olds and 3 - year -olds. All - Grade Polled Angus. Shorthorn or Herefords. These are all first class Huron County cattle that Mr. Fisher has had on the grass all, ‚summer. They are in good or- der, and include a number of choice butcher and beef -ring animals. Terms -Eight months' credit will' be, given on furnishing approved joint notes. A discOunt at rate of 6 per cent, per annum allowed for cash. Purchas- ers may leave their cattle on the pas- ture until the next week if necessary. Ezra Fisher, Proprietor, R. R. No. 4 Goderich. • T. Gundry, Auctioneer, Auction Sate 'Of hem stock, implements, house- hold effects, etc. The undersigned auctioneer has been instructed to sell by Public auction art lot 14, conces- sion 11, Stanley township, on 1VIone day, October 16th, at 1 o'clock p.m. shar_p, the following: , -Live Stock, - General purpose Mare; heavy draft gelding rising 4 yrs; cow supposed to be in calf, due in March; 7 steers about 1,000 lbs. • each; stocker steers; yearling heifer; 2 2 yr old heifers; 2 pigs; about 75 hens. /m- plements, etc. -Deering mower, 6 ft cut; hay rake; •cultivator; Massey..., Harris bean cultivator and scaler; scufller; .set Diamond harrows, M.- 1-1. seed drill; fanning mill, 2 walk- ing plows; Congaree plow; wagon; wagon boxy stock rack; hay rack; 'top lingg'y; road cartn Portland cut- ter; bob sleighs, -wheel barrow, cut- ter pole, neekyokes, and whiffietrees; set heavy team harness, set single harness; 5 tons of hay. Household effects -Pandora range, Quebec heat - e7, new; sideboard; cupboard; Mm. her of kitchen chairs, 6 dinning rooij. chairs.; bedateads; couch; sewing ma- chine; hall rack; hanging • lamp; cream separator'; Connor - washing machine; New Perfectiori coal oil stove, 3 beepers; oil" Aleater ; arid numerous other articles. Terms of sale: ---35 and under, eash. Over that amount 12 months' credit will be given on furnishing approved joint notes. 5 uer cent, off for cash'. on credit amounta. Geo. W. Elliott, Proprietor, Geo, H. Elliott, Auction- eer. •• • 70-2 Auction Sale • 01 farm seoele, implements and household furniture, lot 20 Huron , t :Road,..1 mile east of Clinton. on Tees- ,b day, October 17th, at 1 o'clock sharp, the following: Horses -horse, 11 years old; horse, TO yrs old; gelding, yre old. Cattle -Cow, due Oct." t cow due December; cow due January 0 cow due in April; cow due in May; 2 Jersey cow due March 1st; 4 steers 1 yr old; heifer, 1 Yr old; 4 spring s calves; brood sow with litter; 8 2 store pigs; 60 henS, thoroughbred rocks; 35 pullets. Implements -M. - H. binder 6 ft cut; mower 5 it cut; e Deering hay rake, :nearly new; 20 b sap pails and spiles; Clovet Leaf a manure spebader; Massey-I-Iarris hay b oader nearly new; 10 hoe Seed drill; 2 lisk harrow; cultivator; single riding of aim; walking plow; set of iron har- op "ows; fumber wagon; old wagon; 2 "a niggies) set of bobsleighs; cutter; (1 euffler; Massey -Harris root pulper; eating box; crusher;!Clinton fah- sing mill; 215 h. p. gasoline engine; imp jack; circular saw; set of sin- Du rle harness; set of double harness; TO let " of plow harness; grindstone; 18 V ladder; buffalo robe horse bletek- rts; 15 tons -of timothy'hay; black- er mith bellows and anvil e 57 stooks of c'n min; 600 imicks; grain bags; chains; un 0 cement tile; forks; shovels; whif- letrees and other articles too num- .`',; rous to mention. Household effects -2 Art Souvenir coal heaters; wood ,ea oater; quantity of .stove pipe; kit- 'en, hen table; kitchen chairs; sideboard, xkension table; 2 lounges bed stead "0 Auction Salo Of hrna stock and implements; at lot 13, London Road, %smile south of Brueefield, on Thiirsday, Qat. 19,, at 1 o'clOck sharp, the following Horses -Good 'work horse 7 years, 1400110; mare 4 yrs 1300 lbs; Agri. cultural colt" 2 yrs; driving mare, euiet and reliable; aged working mare Cattlel-Cow 4 Yrs due Dec. 24, cow 6 yrs due Mar. 28, cow 7 yrs due Dec. 21, heifer 3 yrs due Dec', 3, heifer 3 yrs due Dec. 9esteei rising 3 yrs, heifer rising 2, 2 steers rising 1, heifer rising 1, 3 spring calves, 5 pigs, about 150 lb. each, sow due to profit 25th of November, 80 hens. ' Massey-Haeris 7 ft binder, Deming mower ft, 11:hoe fertiliz- er drill, Ma -H, eultivator, roller, rake 10 hoe grain drill, fanning mill,bug- gy, •lumber Wagon, hay rack, gravel box, walking plow, (Verity), riding plow, Peerin; 7 se. harrows, sleighs, cutter, set of butter scales, 4 M. ca- pacity, spgar kettle, 2 apple"' drying screens, screen door, lawn croquet set, pulpei.e Wheelbarrow, gasoline, engine 2M, h. p., quantity of shafting and pulleys, DeLaval ceesun Separe- Apr, Daisy churn No. 3, galvanized water,trough, wooden water trough, galvanized lining; 40 ft rubber drive belt, set of breeching, harness, set of- back...rand harness, 2 set- single har- ness, number -of kitchen chairs, quan- tity of floor oil cloth, coal heeter with oven, quantity of rag carpet, lounge, bed stead and • springs, 2 ‚small cupboards, large kitchen table, folding lead table, Chicken coops, dishes, pans, pots, milk pail, Rayo hanging lanip, grain 'ibag ..forks, shovels, whiffletree$, YiecicYoke, and other articles too numerous to men- tion. EVerything• p.be 8o1d as Deo- prietor is giving up faeming. This is an exceptionally good line of im- plements snit of them nearly new. Terms: All sunis of $10 andeunder, caila, over that amount 12 anonths credit will be‚given on furnishing ap- proved notes or a discOunt of 5 p. c. per annum 'allowed for cash on credit' amounts. DAVID BEATTY Propeictois GEO. H. 'ELLIOTT, Auctioneer. "- 70-2 • - Auction Sale Of ftlein, farm stock, implements and household furniture, lot 10, conces- sion 1, lIullett, Peron Road,- 4 miles east of Clinton, 'five miles west of ; on Tuesday, October 24th, at 1 o'Clock share. The farm eon- sists of 100 acres more or less,'3 acres of haedwood bush, 2 acres of good beaeing• orchard, balance good illable land in high state -of cultIva_ ion, well adapted for pastpre 011 ram i glowing. 20 acres Sall pldugh- balance seeded to grass. On he preMises aro a good nine -roomed rick residence, barn 40x66, stabling n first close condition, large straw heci „and drivieg shed 20x50, Perses -Brood mare, 11 yrs old; agricel- ural mare, el yrs old; filly, 3 years lci; driver. Catt/e-2 fresh cows; milking since July; 2 2 yr old tears; 2 yearling heifers; 4 calves; tears; 2 yearling heifefrs; ealvesr eaves; about 100 hens. Implements Wagon and box; set of,bobsleighs; p buggy; log bunks; open buggy; utter; walking plough; seuiller; -10 oe drill; 310. 12 DeLaval cream sep- rator; root nnilper; speed jacks; ag holder; bag truck; stable boat; iron pig* troughs; -pig rack; 2 set: heavy hotness; string of bells; set esingle' harness; hew churn; small entity of "tile; number of cedar its; iron vice and tools; pile of no /limber; neckyokeS, forks; grain, gs; and other articles too menet.- s to $neetion, • Fureituree-33ed- om suite; spring.; mattress; coal stove; tables and chairs; sewing achine; kitchen cupboard; refrig- Mee; dinner -bell; flour bin. Terms chattels: -All sums of $10 and der, cash, over that amount 10 enthe credit will be given on fun - ling approved joint notes. A dis- mit of 4 per cent. straight off Inc sh.• Terms on farm made known day of sale. IVIrs. J. D. 1VIeDer- d, Proptietreee, AUC_ neer, 70,-2 tands;‚set of bedroom dishes; gram - phone; pictures; dishes; ba»ging 3mps; 2 feather beds; washitig ma - bine; Daisy chtirn; No. 12 DeLaval ream separator; incubator; brooder; erandah so:eerie. Everything to be old eS pToprietor has sold his faint. brims -Pay, hens, household effects rid a11.atints of $10 and 'linden, coals Ivor that amount 'tWelve months redit will be given on furnishing artkable papereor diseetint of 5ree,„ er annum allowed for caah-on‚creti- ornonnts. ,Shipleye Prepel- `ear, Geo; 11, Auetioneer. 70-2, • Mr. Clarence liarvey Hann mann, ger of the Molsone•Bank, 13eueefield, . and -Miss Alice Jane Swan, 'daughter ot no.. James" Swan, also of Bruce - field, were inarried on SePtember 20. "Last week Warden. Teesvartha and Peeves 13eavers Exeter; Irwin, Bay_ field, and keNole Grey, were here Is on ern inspectorial .visit cenneetion 11 With the Good Roads program of,the ,'"dt Coenty. • Engineer Patterson " was w also with the 'company. •The work L 40 reported to lbe Drogrosaing'faY*1"- Pa •ably."-Brassels Post, ,1 1 1 01 Highly Sucutssfiti Tuts Is THE PRIZE LIST HORSES GENERAL PURPOSE ,,--, BROOD MARE.W, Stewort, Lon MeKeri- eie., VOAL---,Don IVIeKenzie. Wrn, Stewart, 8 YEAR OLDS- Wie, Stewart, Virellington Johnston. 2 YEAR OLDS -Archy Arnastrong. 1 YEAR OLD -II. H, Neeb, TEAM -Wm. Decker, H. H.Neeb. PERCHERON-2 YEAR OLDS-- IVforton Elliott. 1 YEAR OLDS - Colin Campbell, , FOAL -Ben Jer- son, Joe Foster,. AGRTCUI,TZIRAL-4.13ROODi MARE -,Eloyd Scotsmere, W. N. Key FOAL -,--W. N. Key's, Lloyd Scot mere, 3 YEAR CLDS---Henry,:Stel boch:2 YEAR OLDS -J. R Sti ling, TEAM -J. R. Stirling. ' HEAVY DRAFT -BROOD MARE -Wsn. McAllister & Son, W. W.m • Wise, FOAL -W. McAllister & •Son, W. W, Wise. 3 YEAR OLDS -Wlm, McAllister & Son, W. W. Wise, 2 YEAR OLDS -Wm. Mc- -Allister & Son. 1 YEAR OLDS -7- W. W. Wise. TEAlVf-Robt: Web- ster, °C. Truemer. • ROADSTERS -2 YEAR OLDS - Wm. Decker, Robt. Blair, TEAM.. - Henry Steinbach. SINGLE ROAD STERS-Dr. Whitely, John, MeKi Chas, S. Beduin', 14111ne Rader, Hems Eggs, blown ehell, Laimelot Beatty, 1Viiine Rader. Display of Bee' pros ducts, Lancelot Beattie, Wm, Mo- Dool, Quart of strained holey, Mee. 11 Geiger, Lancelot Beatty, Quart of Maple Syrup, F. Keegan, Robert l'Urner, Herne mode Fudge, Mrs. ,It. Geiger, E, And R. Snowden. Iioal. 'cd White Bread, John Stewaite E. & Snewdon. Loaf, Graham 13read,` Mrs., A, E. Erwin, Lucy Woods, Bos- ton Brown Bread, John Stewart, E. & R. ,Snowden. Leaf of Nur Bread, E. and 31. • , Snowden,' Lucy Woods, Six Buns, N. & R, Snowden, Lucy „4- Woods, •Six Tea, Biscuits, Lucy W d G met' Jacobe 6 Ginger in• Hermits! F. Keegan, Garnet 3acone. Plate of Cookies, E. Keegan, E. & R. Snowden. 6 Plain Miufin$, John Sf:ewart, Mrs. R. Geiger. 6 Scones, Don McKenzie, John Stewart. Meat Loaf, Lucy Woods. Apple Pie, Inc). Stewart, J. It, Stirling. Lemon Pie, John Stewart, Garnet Daters. Plain Baked Beans, Meg, 31. Geiger, Lucy Woods. Best Cold Luneh, Lucy Woods, Mrs. E. A. Erwin. Cenned Feta, F. Keegan,' W. F. .1VIetealf. Canned Vegetables, W. F. Metcalf F. Keegan. Pmkles, Mrs. Ada Et liady, F. Keegan 3 jelly, 3 M malade; F. Keegan, W. F, Mete Catsup and Meet Sauce, IVIrs, HallidaY, W. F. 1VIetcalf. L Cake, Garnet Jacobe, E & R. Sno den. n. CA,RRIAGE HORSES ,-SINGLE CARRIAGE HORSE -H. 11. Neeb, J. A. Monsen. GENTLEMAN'S OUTFIT, -Dr, Whitely, Dr. Woods. LADY DRIVER- Sara Aldsworth, Lucy Woods. • ' CATTLE ('GRADE- miLcH COW -Thomas Brownet, E. H. Wise & Son. HEIR. ER, 1 YEAR 014)=-W. W. Wise, C. Ratliwell, 11EIFER GALE-- W. W. Wise, J. and R. Reid. STEER CALF -Thos. 13rownett, Beatty Bros. STEER 2 YEARS OLD -E. 11. Wise & Son, W.' W. Wise. STEER ,1 YEAR OLD --Chas. Rathwell; E. II. Wise & Son. FAT COW, HEIFER, STEER -E.. H. Wise& Son, J. & R. • DURIIMVI-MILCII COW -E. 11. Wise & Son, E. 11. Wise & Son. HEIFER, 2 YEARS OLD -E. 11. Wise & Son, J. and R. Reid: HEIF• ER, 1 YEAR'OLD-L-R. M. Peck, W. W: Wise. HEIFER CALF-. R. M. Peek, & -R. Reid. BULL CALF -R, M. Peck, W. W. Wise. , ' •JERSEY -Milch Covv, Mrs, Bran- don, James Johnston.. Eaton's Spe- cial, Chas. Rathwell. • SHEEP • , 'LEICESTER ---"-Aged Ram, E. JI. Wise, William Stowsmt. Ram E. H. Wiae, Wm. 'Stewart. Ram .Lamb, Wm: McAllister & Son. Ewe, noised lambs, WM. McAllister & Son Wm. Stewort. , Shearling Ewe, 11. & R. :Snowden, W. W. Wise. Ewe lanab, E. & R. Snowden, Wlln. 1VIcAl- lister_ & Son. Wether Land: Wm. • McAllister & Soh let and 2nd. . LINCOLNS-Aged Rem, G. Pee - hale. Shearling Ram, Geo. Penhale. Rain lamb, Snowden, Geo, Penbele. Ewe, raised lamb, Thos.'Snowden, Geo. Penhale. Sheerltng Ewe, T. Snowden, Geo: Penhale. Ewe lamb, Geo. Penhale, lsif and 2ncl. Wether lainla, Thos. Snowden, E. & R. Snow- den. • „ , FINE WOOL --Aged gam, J. 31. Manson & Sen. Sheaeling Ram, forton Elliott. Rate lamb, F. Weekes; -1st and 2nd. Ewe raised lambs, Morton Elliott let and 2nd. Shearling ‚Ewe, J. A. Manson & Son, 1st and 2ncl. Ewe Lamb, A. Man- son, Morton Elliott. Wether lamb, J. A. Manioe. Best fat sheep, Goo. Penhale, AS Manson & goe. - HOGS BERKSHIRE -Brood: Sow, 4. A. Manson, Thus: Snowden, Sow littered in 1822, Thos. Snowden, • a YORKSHIRE -Sow littered in 19- 22, E. & R. Snowden, .1st and '2nd. RED PIGS -Aged „Boar, Thos. Snowden. Brood Sow, Thos. Snow- den, 4, A. Manson. Boar litteeed" in 1922, Thos. Snowdee. Sow littered in 1022, Thos. Snowden, J. A. Man- son & Son, Bost Boar any breed, Thos. Snowden. Pair of Bacon hogs, Thos. Snowden. • - POULTRY -Pair Brahmas cocker- el and pullet, Thos. Brandon. Ply- mouth Rocks, barred, cock and hen, Colin Campbell.. Plymouth Rocks, barred, cockerel and pullet, Colin • Campbell, Archy Armstrong. • Ply- morrth Rocks, white, cock and Thos. Blandon, Thos. Snowden. Ply - month Rocks, white, cockerel and pullet, Robeet Blair, Thos. Snoivden, White Wyandottes, cock and hen, Lucy "Woods, lit and 2nd. , 'White Wyandottes, cockerel and pullet, Lu - Cy Woods, 1st and 2nd. Silver Wy- andottes, Robt. McClinchey. Butt' Orpingtons, cockerel and pullet, Gar. - net Daters, lst and 2nd. White Leghorns, cockerel and pullet, Robt. I cOlinchey,• W. W. WiSe. Anconase ock ,end he, Jas. Johnston, W. F. s Aletealf. Anemias, cockerel and ullet, W. P. • Metcalf. ,Campines, t ock ,aed hen W. F. Metcalf, Jas. ri Winston. dampines, ‚cockerel and o ullet, W. P. Metcalf, Black Min- S nag, cockerel and pullet, Beatty roe. Houdane, tock and hen, D. cDonald. Hondans, cockerel and ullet,D. IVIeDonald, Any other var- ty of fowl, cock and hen, Robert 1' cOlinchey, Pekin Ducks, E. & Y nowden, 4. A. Manson & Son. Rouen P ueks, Theo. Snowden, Talouse G eese, Robt. Blair.) Any other var- Y ty -of Geese, -E., & R. Snowden,, lair. Bronze Turkeys, Robert Me- M linchey. Pigeons, Dr. McKinnon, 0 has, Bedour. DAIRY -10 lbs. Salt Butter, John W tewort, Mrs. It. Geiger, 5 Ms. p utter b blocks, John Stewort, Geo, la aithwaite. 5 lb. Crock of 13utter, b ehn Stewart, Mrs, J. Heard. 1. /b. II int of butter, Mrs, R. Geiger, ,GatL t Jacobe. Cottage°. Cheese lb 1131 lowrie, MAW" WdellPli KRA tkolo(r3 miei,tt$K,re,r.0411310tlesitilw, Delieton. badiesi Thglrooni S//1).Portl Metealf; Mite‚ Howrie, Baby's twitted Jacket end Boneidt, wool, Jerre Ada Halliday, •13aby'e Crochet Jaekell and Bennett, wool,Xre. Howrie, flaby'a knitted DootoS, Iwen0b1,rolVfaer.edS,clalenaasrtiiiia,liMaraciairfroteSreit: Mrs, 8. Houston Howrie. Tux- etio Cellar end Set, Lucy Woods Genet Jecobe, Irish Croehee laeo, Pete Day Slipe, Mrs. Jr. 1VIcKinnoo, Mrs, Ilowrie, Mrs, R. Geiger. Elliot wOroroode81mt liatte:esyTAbopal:Qatl,ammerero, ,Luueciy, ger, Thes. Camerom Plan Kitch- en Apron, Mrs, R. Geiger, Mrs. A, E, Erwin. "Eyelet Embroidery, Mrs. flowrie. Roman Cut Work, Mes. ITowrie, W, F. Metcalf, Hardanger PrEnolubsTona,e1• 7'EMrtebilYg. olVireLocuittilfiimMertsiteSii, Mrs, S, Houston, Mrs. Howrie. Mod - don, Mrs. J. Toms. Drawee work, Garnet Jacobe, Ade Galbraith. Lunch ivioretaTaeiat 'LGaloctyh,weemecibstO,IdLearenda,b Wer, TeaF Cloth Crochet, Gannet Jacebe; Mrs, Howrie. Lunch or Tea Ciotti, Lace, W. F. IVIcinalf. Washable Tea Cosy, Ada Galbraith, Lucy WONIS. ErnbrOi... deiced Sofa- Cushion, W. Y. Metcalf, Mee, S. Houston, Crochet triinmed sofa CushionThos.. Cameron, Garnet Jacobe. 4 'Modern Handkerchiefe, al- Luey Woods, Ada •Galbeaith. Tat- ar- ting, Lucy Woods, Garnet Jacobe. air, Curtains, handma e, Garnet Jacobe, Mrs, R, Geiger, Table Runner, Mrs. yer S. Houston, Mrs, R. Geiger, Fillet sy_• Crochet Yoke, Mrs, W. Ferguson, Mrs. Dr. MelCinnon, Pin Cushioe: washable Mrs. R Geiger Lucy Woods. Embroideeed Centre Piece, white, Mrs. Howrie, , Garnet Jaeobe. Centre Piece, Colored, W. F. Metcalf, Lucy Woods. Embroidered Dresser Scorf, Mrs. Howrie. Set Bed LinA' en, Lucy Woods, Mrs. Ilovvrie, 3 Embroidered Towels, • Mrs. • Howrie. 3 Crochet Trimmed Towels; Mrs. S. Houston, W. P. Metcalf, Bath Tow- el, Mrs'. Howile, Ada Galbraith. Ladies' ,thicierwear, ,hand". made, Lu- cy Woods, Mrs. R. Geiger. Man's Cotton Shirt, Mrs, S. Houston, Mrs. ,R. Geiger. Bedank•ead, 'Crochet in- set, Mrs. Ada , Child's Dress from old garment, F. Keegan, Woman's Dress, Mrs. A, Erwin, G. Jacobe. Sampler, Patch, Hemmed, F. Keegae. . Darning: on worn Sox, John Stewart, F. Keegan. Patched Quilt, cotton Robt. Turner Mrs: R. - Geiger. "ached Quilt, -cloth, Mrs-. Ada Halliday, Mrp. Brandon. Goose down Comeorter, Ada Galbraith, Mrs 1, Brandon, Braided Mat, Mrs. S Houston, John Stewart, Hooked Mat, F. Keegan, Mrs. S. Houston. Fancy Hand bag, W. F. Metcalf, Mrs. W. Ferguson. , GRAIN AND -SEEDS -White win- ter wheat, Thos. Snowden; U. Truem- • nel. Red, winter Wheat, Milne Ra- der, Garnet Jamibe; Spring Wheat, Milne Rader.' white Peas, C. 'Trueninen IVIiine 'Rader. 6 rowed Barley,, C. Trueinner, Garnet Deters. 2 rowed Earley, Robt. TUrner, E. & Re Snowden. White Oats, W. John- ston, Robe McClineheYi Timothy Seed, C.nTruenmer, - Wm. Johnston. Red Clover Seed, J. W. Reid, AlsOke Clover, Wm, Johnstori; 6 Ears of Yellow Corn, A. E. Erwin; Harold Penhale. 6 ears of Dent Coen, E. & R. Snowden, Garnet DaterS. 6 ears of Sweet Corn, Vel, Johnston, E. SZ,R. Snowden. 6 ears, any other variety of corn,' Thos. Snowden, G. Jacobe. Field Beans, Milne Rader, C. Truennien' Collection of Geain in Heads,' Garnet Jacobe, F. Keegan. FRUIT -6 Bunches of Grdpes, W. P. Metcalf, Mrs. Hewson. Collec- -tion of Grapes, W. F. Metcalf, Mrs. Hewsori. Plate oe Peaches, 3. R. Stirling, Milne Rader. Plate of Plums, Thos. •Brownet, 3. R. Stirl ing. , Plate Prunes, F. Keegan,Yel- lw Crabs, Don 1VICKenzie, ,E. & R. Snowden. Red Crabs, J. R, Stirl- ing, Mrs. J. Heard. Collection of Pears, W. F. Metcalf, J. R. Stirling." Plate Fall Pears, & R2 Snowden, X. R. Stirling. Plate Winter Pears, J. R. Stirling', John Stewart, Col- lection of Apples, ,fall 6 winter, G. Laithwaite, J. R. Stirling. :Collec- tion of winter Apples, Robert Turn- er 3.11.Stirling Plate of Bald- wins, Haro/d. Penhale, "F. Keegan. Colleclioe of Fall ,Amples, Robt.. Tur- ner, Garnet Deters, Mann Apples, F. Keegan, Robert Turner, Spitz- enburg, J. R. gtirling, F. Keegan. Northern Spies, j". R. -Stirling, Wm.' McDool. Ring- of . Tompkins, Thos, Brownet, F. Keegan. Greenings, Joe Richardson, Robt: Turrier. Rib- s -ton -Pippins Joe Riehardson F Xeegan, 20 ounce Pippins, John Stewart, -Georg-e Laithwaite. Wag- ners, Robert ,Turner, P. Keegan. Golden Russets, J. R. Steeling, John Stowaet. Blenheim Pippins, Geo. Laithevaite, Joe Richardson: Snows John Stewart, George Greenslade. Onta.rios, "George Greenslade, F. Kee - gap., Wolfe River, J. A. Stirling, Wm. McDool. . • VEGETABLES - Early Cobblers, Thos, Cameron, C. Truenmer, Early • P,otattiee, riamed, Milne -Rader, Geo. Greenalade, Green Mountain, Itobt. Purner, C. Truemner. Late 'Pota- toes; named, Robe Terrier, C. Truem- nes'. Mangolds, long red, E. and R. Snowclen, C. Trueniner, Mangolds, Yellow Globe, Thos, Snowden, Rebt. Penhale, Mangolds; Inteamediate, Milne Rader, Win, Edighopher, Field Carrots, Milne Rader, Robt. Penhale, Table Corrots, Mrs. P. Clark, ivrrs, 4. Heard. Table Beets, A. E. Er- win, Don MeKenzie. 3 Field Ter - nips, Robt, Turner, Milne Rader, 8 Sugar Beete, C. Truemner, Wan. Ed- ighopher. 3 winter Radishes, aim. A. Murray. 6 Salsify, E. and R. Snowden, W. F. Metcalf. 2 Heads of Cabbage, George Greenslade, Jno. A. Murray, 2 Heade of Cauliflow- er, Mis. P. Clark, White cdory: Mrs. Ada Halliday, Garnet Jacobe.: 2 Muslt Melons, C. Truenmer, Edighophen 2 Wa:teene-eons, Wm. 31 c p 0 B M 311 ie 31 S 13 ie 31 13 J pr ne leY Woods, W.e.F. Metcalf, Half aninhonie cured, John Stewart, E. 'Snowden. 3 lbse Bacon, Lucy ioesig delt. Snowden': 2 lbs." of :w ,SteWart, Garnet 2,Tacolie. ir f 'dr s S , iecheY:' Hens 'Eggs ' Shell, -a iki`nihophee, Thos. Snowden. 2 cit. ions, Thos. Snowden, George Green, - lade. •Pumpkim 'table use, George Greenslade A. E. Erwin. Squash, able 'use: 'Thos. Cameron, Milne Ra_ er. Largest Pumpkin, feed, Hay - 1(.1 Penhale, George Greenslade. quash, for feed, John A.- Murray, Wm, Edighepher. English Potato Onions, Wm. Edighophee, John A. Murray. • Large White Onions, W. . 1V1etcalf. Large Red Onioes;131. Metcalf, Mrs. J. Tough, Large ellow Onions, W. F. Metcalf, Mrs. . Clork. Large Red Tomatoes, G. reenslatle, W., F. Metcalf. Large ellow Tomatoes, W. F. Metcalf, E. R. Snowden. Peach Tomatoes', rs. Brandon, Mrs, J. Toms. Dead f Sunflower, Mra..R. Geiger, Garnet acolee. Collection of Garden herbs, F. Metcalf, E. & It., Snowden. late of Peppers, George Greene - de, Mrs, Howson, Plate of mumm- ers, George Greenshule, Mrs. Ada alliday, Vegetable Illforrow, V. F. etcalf, Wm. EdighoPher. Green ubbaed Squash, Harold Penhale, rs. Hewoon. Yellow Hubbard quash, A, E, Erwin, Lucy Weeds./ LADIES' WORK -Ladies Knitted *01 Sweater, ;Met. Ada Halliday, vfimeayteWr,00rd.s. g,eeTagiwie, s Cloacilstieetd wc�8001 senScarf Mre.. Ilawrie. Mrd 11, PLANTS AND FL'OWERS-Bou- qua, large, Mrs. Hewson, Lucy Woods. Bouquet, small, W. E. Met- calf, Mrs, Howson. 'Collection of Dahlias, W. F. Mete:11f, Mrs, Powrie. Collection of Fuschias, Mrs. Hewson. Collection of Pansies, IVIes..Dr, Mc- Kinnon, Lucy Woods. Collection of Tuberous Begonias, Mrs, Hewson: Collection, Ferns, and Foliage, Be- gonias, W. F. Metcalf. Collection of Geraniums, ‘16.cs. Hewson. Col- lection of Asters, W. 31. Metcalf, DI - Cy Woods. ^ Coiled/on of Petunias, W. F. Illete.alf. Collection of house plants, --Mrs. Hewson. CoIlection 0(3 Colens, W. F. Metcalf, Mrs. Halli- day. Collection, Cloxania, Lncy Woods. 4 varieties of Amulets, E. & R.- Snowden, -Lucy Woods. Display of Cosmos,•Mrs. Hewson, Ddn Mc- Keezie, Collection of zinias: Mrs. HoWson, Ada Galbraith, FINE ARTS -Mrs.. IVIetcalf, spe- cial: W. F. Metcalf. Lanseape, or- iginal, oil: W. F. Metcalf. Still Life "4`. 111 81 -"'IV Tototagorrowar Alright lob a mild, vegetable Itikative to in relieve Constipation and Bili— ousness and keep the digestive and. eliminative functions nortnal. Cat a Med Aron'? 25o, list/Z1t• Al;CX[4,1=i;,:1144/ .9,01,4S.'S ar(dc'' 07, Chios off he Ohilthick. in JUNIORS — Littto No One.third the regu- lar doeo. Made of same ingredients,. than needy coated. Pot children and adults. Sold by 3. E. Hovey, Clinton, Ont. TRAIN SERVICE TO TORONTO Daily Except Sunday. LVe Goderich 6.00 a.m. 2.20 pan. Lve Clinton, 6.25 a.m. 2.52 p.m. Lve Seaforth .. 6.41 a.m. 3.12 p.m? Lve Mitchell .. 7.04 a.m. 3.42 p.m. Arr Stratford .. 7.30 a.m. 4.10 p.m. Arr Katchene.r.,. 8,20 a.m. 5.20 pen. Arr Guelph .... 8.45 am. 5.50 p.m. Arr Toronto .. 10,10 a.m. 7.40 p.m. Leave Torcinto 6,50 a315.; 12.55 pan. and 6,10 pan. rarlor Cafe car -Goderich to To- ronto on morning train and Toronto to Goderieb'6.10 pain Ulan, • ' ,Parlor Buffet car Stratford to To- ronto, on afternoon train. Ca Horning, System 'John Raneford & Son, Plume- 57, Uptown Agon Real Good Soap' A Big Bar of Good Soap Bright, solid 9oap with fine lathering and cleansing qualities for the fautily wash and household use, For :ace in washing machines shave or slice a portion of the " suittPafsiEo bur direct to the machine -it will do fine work. " original, oil: W. F. Metcalf. Land- scape, original, water eiders Mrs, W. Ferguson, IVfra. 11(3031, or- iginal, water color; W. F. Metcalf, Mrs liowrie Flowers original, water color; W. F. Metcalf, Ed Tal- bot. 1 Pen and ink drawing: Ivirs. Howrie. Drawing, crayon or lead point: John Stewart, Luey Woods, Water color painting on silk oe satin: Mee. Howrie, W, F. Metcalf. Hand painted china, 2 pieces, Mrs, gowr- fe, Mrs. Dr, eIVIcKinnon. Stenciling on fahric: NW F. Metcalf. MANUFACTURERS --Set of single harness: Thos. Cameron, J. W. Tip- pet, Set of double harness: 3, W. Tippet, Thos, Cameron. Skein twist- ed yarn: Milne Rader. Skein woollen yarn: Milne Rader: Quart jar of soft soap: Thos. Brownett, Mrs. Ada Halliday. 2 bars of hard soap: Le- cy Woods, Mrs, Dr, McKinnon. Corn doer mat: Milne Rader, Thos, Bxown- ett. Best collection of weeds nam- ed: Margaret Ferguson. The races on Wednesday afternoon, occasioned much interest. 1 There were four entries and the following were the winners: First, John Hey, Zurich, with Little 11a/. Second: Mowat IVIeDougall, Porter's Hill with Maggie 'McKinney. Third: Samuel Hey, Blake, with Grey Bird. •IUDGES Horses -W. J, Dixon, Seaforthe J., IVIcCuskey, aciderich Cattle -J. J. Biggins, Clinton, 11. Charters, Seafortla Sheep and Pigs-eHumplirey Snell, Clinton, G. C. Petty, Hensall, Poultry -N. W. Trewarth, Clinton. Dairy -Jas, Connolly, Goderich, A. T. Scott, Brucefielcl, Vegetables-Wni, Johnston, Zurich Grain and Seeds -Les. Williams, Zurich. Ladies' Work. --Mrs, King, Goderich Mrs, Les Williams, Zuriqh, Eine Arts -Mrs. Geo. 'A. Stewart, Goderieh, Plante add Flowers -G. A. Stew - Baking Department -Mrs. James Connolly, Goderieh, Mrs. Dr, IVICKine non of Zurich. Manufacturing --Jas, Connolly and A, T. Scott. • Count1j News Kr, W. 0. Goodwin, superintend- ent of the Hensall branch of the Jackson Mfg. Co., was married M September 26th at St. Paul's Cathe- dral, London, to Miss Ethel Maulks inson, recently 'from England. Mr. and Mrs, Goodwin went On an exa tended motor tour immediately after - the wedding breakfast, which was served at Belvedere Hotel, London - Mr. John F. Groves of Winghain ‚ has gone 'tosToronto, having, bought out 'a grocery business there. The eleven year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bennett of Gorriewas kicked in the temple by a eelt 01 Winghani feir last week and pretty a badly injured.- . • RHEUMATISM Wive you Rheumatism or Neuritis, Sciatica, Lumbago ? Now Is the time to get rid of R. Nature Is doing an she can for you. • Just help things atong. (let a box of Templeton's Rheumatic Capsules from your Druggist and you will soon be flt and well again. §taidqrcl•Remedy. A :S Sold by J. De Hovey, Clinton, Ont. 11.1.101•101•461•11.1•0131(11.111.1 16111.11.06,A.Malliminqrt • a eI Bar al t SA' Is es In this community are hundreds of indivi- duals and families cin the watch for an ad- vertisement which will offer them What they want al; an advantageous price, Call them bargain -hunters it you Will, but • there is nothing wrong in waiting -for a bar- gain, especially when the seller is anxious , to sell at a rednctd price. One family Wants a new carpet—the need is• • not urgent. Another family is looking for- - ward to buying furnitore—it may not be for a twelve. month. e• Oneinan is thinking ,of buying himself w\atch. One womaird sbopping-bag; another , • • an umbrella, All can be made to buy earlier—by adver- tising in The News -Record A WORD TO 1VIERCHANTS Stimnlate business by ;the offer of some slow- moving lines at special ,prices. Brighten up business by advertising some desirable goods at reduced prices. Make aqvertising banish dull business. Often you can tempt the buyer who is biding his or her time, to buy from you—at a time of your naming. • Shop Where Von are Invited to Shop " • ,